All the Times Meghan Markle Stunned in Givenchy — See the Photos!

At Wimbledon, Meghan enjoyed some laughs with her sister-in-law Kate Middleton in a joint outing as they watched Serena Williams play Simona Halep in the Ladies' Singles finals. The Duchess of Sussex wore white Givenchy button-down and a pleated Hugo Boss skirt for event. 

For Trooping the Colour, the biggest royal event of the year, Meghan wore a navy Givenchy dress with matching leather gloves and a Noelle Stewart hat. This was the new mother's first event since giving birth to her and Prince Harry's son Archie in May. 

For Commonwealth Day, Meghan visited Canada House to meet young Canadians living in the United Kingdom, wearing a custom embellished green coat and dress by Erdem, which she paired with a Givenchy clutch. 

At the 2019 Endeavour Fund Awards with Prince Harry, Meghan was glowing as a soon-to-be mother in a crisp white button-down, black maxi skirt and black clutch by Givenchy and dazzling Aquazzura pumps. 

While visiting her new patronage, the Association of Commonwealth Universities, the Duchess of Sussex used another one of her Givenchy go-tos — her chic Givenchy coat which she first wore at the Remembrance Day ceremony in 2018. 

For a date night on the town, Harry and Meghan attended the Cirque du Soleil premiere of Totem at Royal Albert Hall. The mother-to-be stunned in a sequined Roland Mouret gown, her go-to Givenchy clutch and Princess Diana's gold bracelet. 

For a surprise appearance at the British Fashion Awards, it was only fitting that Meghan, who presented the British Designer of the Year Womenswear Award to none other than Givenchy artistic director Claire Waight Keller, wore a sleek, black one-shouldered Givenchy dress for the occasion. 

On a trip to Hubb Community Kitchen, the organization Meghan worked with on her cookbook, Together: Our Community, Meghan sported an all-burgundy ensemble, wearing a dress and coat by Club Monaco, paired with black tights and Givenchy ankle boots. 

For Remembrance Day, the Duchess of Sussex wore a black Givenchy coat, which she would later rewear at the 2019 event as well. 

On the final day of their royal tour of Oceania, the couple went to Rainbow Springs in New Zealand to learn about the center's kiwi breeding initiative. Meghan wore a royal blue Givenchy crew neck sweater with a matching Givenchy pleated skirt. She paired the ensemble with her favorite navy suede Manolo Blahnik pumps. 

It's déjà vu! Looking as good as they did on their wedding day, Prince Harry and Meghan glowed up as they attended a reception where they met the King of Tonga. Meghan wore a white silk gown by Theia paired with her black Aquazzura bow-detailed pumps. She carried a Givenchy satin jewel-clasp clutch.

Meghan used her go-to Givenchy clutch once more as she paired it with a black button-down Emilia Wickstead dress, a Philip Treacy fascinator and black suede pumps on a visit to Anzac Memorial Park in Sydney, Australia during her and Prince Harry's official tour of Oceania. 

While attending Princess Eugenie's wedding to Jack Brooksbank, Meghan was decked out in navy, wearing a Givenchy dress and coat, along with a Noel Stewart hat and pumps to top it off. 

Meghan was sure to make a great first impression as she stepped into her first solo engagement at the Royal Academy of Art in London as she wore black from head-to-toe, with a black Givenchy dress and her go-to black clutch, as well as some Aquazzura pumps. 

On the second day of Meghan and Harry's Ireland tour, the duchess stepped out in a simple but sophisticated Givenchy suit.

During their tour in Ireland, Meghan and Prince Harry stopped by the home of the British Ambassador to Ireland, Robin Barnett, where she wore a simple LBD by Emilia Wickstead and her go-to black Givenchy clutch. 

Prince Harry and Meghan looked dashing as they hopped of the plane to kick off the start of their Ireland tour in 2018. Meghan sported a matching green Givenchy set, as a nod to Ireland's colors, and a brown Strathberry tote bag. 

Exactly one month after Meghan and Harry tied the knot, the couple joined the Queen for the Royal Ascot, marking the duchess' debut at the races in her most British (and dramatic!) hat to date, which paired perfectly with her belted Givenchy dress. 

In her royal engagement with Queen Elizabeth, where the two traveled to Cheshire, the Duchess of Sussex opted for a sleek, off-white Givenchy dress and black clutch

The dress that started it all! Meghan stunned in a white, off-the-shoulder custom gown, designed by Givenchy's artistic director Claire Waight Keller herself, for her royal wedding to Prince Harry at St. George's Chapel.